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I had a fan over them because my Corsair modules came with it. But I'm not sure if water block makes sense for memory.

From a while ago: https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=182657

You might have better luck posting in the INPUT/OUTPUT forum. But if you've already assigned the L and R brakes to the rudders, try inverting the brake assignment. On my MFG, unless I invert it, it applies the brakes when the pedals are in the "up" position.

I'll say. Never has there been a bigger fan.

LOL. Yes, that's why I didn't preface 2021 with 1Q, 2Q, 1H, 2H etc. :)

from the start, people have reported MUCH better VR experience by using two computers. It's been reported in the VR thread a while back (maybe 1.5 years ago?

If you're married, don't tell that to your wife! :D

Nice! :D

Clearly not committed to the cause! Burn him! Well, he turned me int a newt:D

You should follow up in the Rift thread. There is NO way 3090 struggles with Rift S when others have SS in Reverb. I would take everything from the start and take it one at a time. Something is not right with your setup if the 3090 can't handle RiftS. I"m sure the Rift dedicated thread will recommend deleting shaders, or clean installing GPU drivers, to making sure you're not double SS (PD and in Oculus), reducing shadows etc. But something is way off.

Various people have reported success. But it's not a road that I would go down considering you have to invest in another 1080Ti. If you have a spare one already, there's no harm in trying. But I would NEVER recommend buying another GPU to implement SLI.

And yet the company owner publicly stated that improving the core is top priority. So I'm guessing it's a top priority until proven otherwise.

If only ED developers could work in Ludicrous Speed!:thumbup:

If you buy from AMZN or TARGET or Walmart or REWE any other grocery store with a reward card, then yes. You're already doing that.

No, the "two weeks" is a running joke. Wags announced some of the work was done for Vulkan, but that all the shaders needed to be touched. So it's probably next year the earliest? That's a SWAG on my part though.

Since the beginning of time, urrr epoch time would be more appropriate, HW has been thrown at the problem of "slow".

45 for me is actually quite good. 90 would be better, of course. The promise of vulkan for me is the mgpu capability. Where maybe, SLI like function could be had for VR.

likey, likey!

I can't even imagine what lies ahead. VR came out of nowhere to change sim'ing forever. Maybe haptic feedback gloves?

His point was that having an AI gunner may be pointless. Or AI pilot if you want to be the gunner.

You really should consider waiting for the Fall 2021. I hear good things about Spring of 2022. But of course the fall of 2022, we'll finally see technology breakthrough that we've been waiting for...but in Spring of 2023, now that will be worth the wait. There is a concept of sunk cost and opportunity cost that should be considered when making tech decisions.

The folks in the VR thread are reporting being able to run DCS with high SS value, shadows etc. So if it's disposable income, it may be worth a look. I think the point that most 2D players miss is that in 2D, there isn't much difference between 80 or 90 FPS. But in VR, every missed frame counts. So the more headroom you have, the better.

Awesome. I'm going to sit tight for Hyrbrid (AIO) version. I switched to CPU air/tower cooler so I need to be careful.

Remember, A10 was first launched in the 70's When 4KB was the norm for memory shipped with computers of its time. You can upgrade things, but there has to be continuity. Also, checking out Bunyap's series on YT. Highly recommended. As for the siderwinder, do you mean why it doesn't have a seeker in the back? Or do you mean why can't you fire it backwards? I'd be very leery about firing a heat seeking missile right at my engines! Also the rails would all have to be modified, I imagine. Finally, multiple ways of doing things makes sense to me. Gives you some redundancy.